between offices back and forth

between offices so i mean you had you had a couple jobs so every um every branch has an office on the hill so they have an office in the senate side and they have an office in the hillside and there's Depending on what branch it is, is how many people they have.

Army has about 10 on each side, Air Force right around that as well.

And basically our only job, you know, it's a rigorous process to kind of go through and get selected and then they train you up and things like that.

But our job, you know, is kind of, we are like the censors, if you will, in Congress, right? So we're supposed to be the ones that build these relationships with members as well as their staff.

And then we're basically the touch point for the Army.

So anytime they think of the Army, the Air Force, whatever, they should instantly think of you.

we do a lot of stories on this show because they're fun uh about the latest drone tech right or the latest thing they're doing how does dr how do you see the the future of u.s combat with all the drone stuff that's going on

Tell me a little bit about that.

Sure.

So, you know, people have asked me what was the hardest part of going through that experience.

And, you know, I hate to jump on the TRICARE beatings.

you know, wagon or train or whatever, but I just had to do it.

I mean, the most horrible experience about the whole thing was dealing with TRICARE and all the referral process.

And it was just really, really, really challenging to get any referral through so that I could go and get chemo or whatever.

And I think there's a book that's about to be released too.